EACJ to rule on challenge to presidential power to appoint lawmakers
The East African Court of Justice will deliver its ruling on November 27 in a case challenging a provision of South Sudan’s election law that allows the president-elect…
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Tanzania to host global lawmakers for 153rd IPU Assembly in Arusha
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Pibor Council approves establishment of Murle customary court of appeal
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Governor Lobong meets Justice Minister over Kapoeta East Commissioner’s Killing
Governor Lobong says he presented the case to the Justice Ministry for intervention and follow-up to ensure due legal procedures are pursued against…
Eye Radio lawyers give Hostinger 24 hours to restore website
Lawyers representing Eye Media/Eye Radio have given web-hosting company Hostinger 24 hours to restore and reactivate…
Eye Radio website suspension unauthorized in Capital Pay Kisumu lawsuit, judge says Eye Media is not a defendant
The website has been inaccessible since September 10, with visitors receiving a “404 page not found”…
South Sudan judiciary begins expedited trials in Juba SGBV court
The Judiciary of South Sudan has begun a two-week expedited trial process at the Sexual and…
Bar Association, Max Planck Foundation sign deal to strengthen legal sector
The two-year Memorandum of Understanding aims to support the drafting and review of laws in line…
High Court suspends Union of Journalists elections in Juba
The elections were planned for Thursday this week, according to a timetable released by the Electoral…
Yakani calls for judicial independence, security in Machar’s Nasir trial
Activist and Executive Director of the Community Empowerment for Progress Organization, has called on the South…